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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1971

Page

11

Ken Johnson steps in as Bengals tackle in Oakland test

Bengals defensive line coach Chuck Studley says Ken Johnson, 66 285, may start at tackle at Houston as injuries hit Cincinnati. Johnson, who lacks college football, proved solid in Oakland, saving yardage on Marv Hubbard plays while contending with limited experience and growing pains.

Johnson Ken Johnson Anderson Cincinnati Bengals Chuck Studley the Herald Houston Ken Studley Oakland Mike Reid Marv Hubbard Willie Lee Jones Steve Chomysak Reid Nick Roman Bengals Royce Berry Ron Carpenter Kenny Roman Bengal Chomyszak Jones Ken Anderson Virgil Carter Dave Lewis Cincinnati George Blanda TN Sutley Wail Fet Joan Thim Arthur May Blanda National Football League Daryle Lamonica Raiders Hubbard Indiana John Pont

Parseghian Not Ready To Throw In Sponge

Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian says the Fighting Irish are not out of the national title race after a 28-14 loss to Southern California. He notes top teams would influence ratings if they play each other and discusses upcoming Navy game and gatewood Townsend hamstring injuries and passing struggles.

Parseghian Jerry Liska Associated Press Chicago Ara Parseghian Notre Dame Trish Saturdy Southern California Chicago’ Football Writers Nebraska Oklahoma Alabama Auburn Georgia Kansas State Chuck Fairbanks Fairbanks Vince Gibson Sooners Hy Parseghian Tom Gatewood Willie Townsend Gatewood Reis Joe'Theismann Han Inca Mn Mayl Brown

Pros Trade Craig Raymond for Carl Fuller in ABA deal

Memphis Pros trade center Craig Raymond to the Floridians for center Carl Fuller as Pros GM Parseghian confirms. Raymond had not signed with the Pros this season and the team will receive 10 000 cash in addition to Fuller.

Tend.ney Memphis Pros American Basketball Association Craig Raymond Floridians Teaure Carl Fuller Charles Cavagnaro Genral Raymonds Ros Reymond

Squires Top Condors In ABA Clash Behind Erving Scott

Virginia Squires beat Pittsburgh 149 to 138 as Julius Erving and Charlie Scott combine for 74 points. Erving, rookie from UMass, shot 12 of 19 and sank 11 straight free throws. Scott scored 39 as Virginia led 44-32 at 1st half and never trailed, despite Condors 43 in final period. John Brisker led Pittsburgh with 8 and three treys. Condors fall to 2-4, Squires to 4-2.

Pittsburgh Charlie Scott Julius Erving Virginia Squires American Basketball, Association U Erving University of Massachusetts Scott Virginia Condors

Bledsoe Out for Season as Buckeyes Try Galbos

Ohio State fullback John Bledsoe is out for the season due to a calcium deposit in his thigh. The 6 foot 1, 212 pound junior from Westlake will be replaced by Rick Galbos, a 200 pound junior from Mentor who has started the last two games. The tenth ranked Buckeyes travel to Minnesota for a Big Ten clash with Michigan atop the conference.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State John Bledsoe Bledsoe Westlake Anee Rick Galbos Galbos Mentor Buckeyes Minnesota Michigan

Frazier Returns Boosts Knicks Past Celtics 106 101

Walt Frazier returned from a two game layoff to score eight points in 3:25 of the third period and help the New York Knicks beat the Boston Celtics 106 101. Frazier and Dave DeBusschere led New York with 16 first half points, while Jo Jo White topped Boston with 29 points and John Havlicek added 24. Boston played without center Ced Cowens due to a chest injury.

NEW York Walt Frazier New York Knicks National Basketball Association Boston Celtics Knicks Boston Don Nelson Dave DeBuss Ichere JoJo White John+ Havlice

Rockets edge Pistons 104 103 on goaltending call

Detroit led most of the game as Bob Lanier poured in 38 points and Elvin Hayes sparked Houston's attempt. A goaltending call in the final four seconds gave the Rockets a 104 103 win, with Mike Newlin credited for the decisive basket after Lanier was fouled.

Detroit Houston Rockets National Basketball Association Mike Newlin Bob Lanier Pistons San Diego Newlin Detrot Elvin Hayes Calvin Murphy Lanier Willie Norwood Jimmy Wakker Stew Lance Bill Hewitt Hayes

Bucks stay undefeated with 120 90 win over Bullets

Milwaukee Bucks, led by Bob Dandridge with 27 points and Kareem Abdul Jabbar with 24, improved to 7-0 in the season by routing the Baltimore Bullets 120-90. Jabbar added 13 rebounds as Milwaukee overcame early mistakes to seize control late in the third quarter.

Mulwauage Wis Milwaukee’ Bucks Bob Dandridge Kareem Jabbar National Basketall Association Baltimore Bullets Jabbar Lew Alcindor Bucks Bullets Milwaukee Baltimore Dandridge Terry Driscoll Lucius Allen

ABA Scorer Scott Leads 37.6 Point Season Pace

Virginia's Charlie Scott tops ABA scoring with 37.6 points per game after five games. He has 66 field goals, 1 three pointer, and 53 free throws for 188 points, ahead of Dan Issel, Ralph Simpson, Rick Barry, and John Brisker as the league leaders. Artis Gilmore leads in rebounds with 20.0 per game.

New York Virginia Charlie Scott Ater American Baskketball Association Scott North Carolina Kentucky Dan Issel Denver Ralph Simpson Issel Man Rick Barry Pittsburgh John Bris Ker Artis Gilmore Gerry Govan Memphis Indiana Mel Daniels Bill Melchionni Caro George Lehmann al Tucker Steve Jones Dallas Kenineth Darel

Stars Rout Chaparrals in ABA Thriller

The New York Nets beat the Utah Stars 128 118 to stay atop the ABA standings as Don Bolte and Bob Spence moved to Philadelphia Chaparrals.Key scorers included Spence 32 for the Nets and Robbins 17 for the Stars. Pelican context mentions NY Nets win over Stars and Namath popcorn joke from New York AP.

Vey Nee Chicago Chi Zelma Cage White Sox Utah Stars Bob Spence Dallas Don Bolte Phil Chaparrals Amelphia Phillies Lowell Palmer Beaty Tampa Fla Bill Palmer Elehional Bill Paulthander Eugene Pacif New York Nets Spence Stars Tucson Sarasota Jim Magnuson

NCAA balks at hall of fame game plan amid academics

Kansas City AP reports the NCAA Council defeated a proposed mid December Hall of Fame football game citing academic schedule encroachment and potential harm to postseason bowls. The proposal faced strong bowl opposition and was backed by NBC News? ABC. Details include intercollegiate baseball plans and flag football standings with teams like Penn State, West Virginia, Cornell and Greenbriar receiving regional results and league champions.

Kansas City National Collegiate Atletic Association Council NCAA American Broadcasting Company Tom Hansen NCA Anderson Southview Tion Roose Eagewood Cbably Greenbriar Valley Wednesday Grove Chesterfield Southview Shadeland College Corner Ieland Brentwood Longfellow Lambert St. Mary's Ambrose North Anderson Una Colt Westvale Washington Lege Riley Afaramamoing Chris Seaview Marys Ian Nittany Lions St. Ambrose Volt Penn State West Virginia Cornell Boston College Dartmouth Syracuse Army Temple Columbia Villanova

Power sweep gains for Tech in 1971 key drive

With Kentucky cornerbacks using bump and run, the Tech quarterback facing a 10-0 deficit on the 4 yard line should call the power sweep. The sweep exploits the cornerbacks' press coverage, as interference ahead and outside blocking pressure can open a clear path to the end zone.

Kentucky Virginia Tech Manever Tech Wildcats The Register and Tribune Syndicate

Rondon Defends WBA Title with 13th Round KO

Miami Beach AP Vicente Paul Rondon of Caracas defended his World Boxing Association light heavyweight title for the third time, stopping challenger Brennan in the 13th round after dominating the late rounds. Brennan, a former British Empire middleweight, withstood a brutal assault but could not avert the stoppage by referee Eddie Eckert.

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